Participants in one of TESYouth workshops were asked to complete an evaluation about the workshop, their experience of workshop and its impact on their life: 93% say “The workshop methods used were appropriate”. 89% say “The workshop improved my understanding of the topic”. 96% say “I enjoyed the workshop”. 89% say “I gained usable knowledge/skills and will be able to apply them to my academic or personal life”. 93% say “The workshop improved my ability to utilize knowledge/skills related to the topic”. 96% say “The workshop
The Postgraduate Festival is a week-long series of seminars, workshops and panel debates delivered by industry specialists on key topics across different segments of the market. This event is just one of the ways in which we aim to help you to develop your understanding of the attributes required for a successful future after you leave us. The festival is focused on helping you to identify opportunities to develop your own personal and professional skills and to apply them in practice.
TESYouth Newsletter for March 2016, includes: ● “Introduction to Enterprise” workshop on 8 March 2016 and ● “Communication, Interview Techniques & Employment” workshop on 22nd March both in North London ● Jobs & Vacancies – Project Research/Coordinator (Volunteer) – Online & Social Media Intern – Sales & Marketing Apprenticeship //
This workshop is designed for and tailored for 18-24 year olds, who like to improve their communication and interview skills and increase their chances in the job market. During the workshop, participants will learn how to prepare for and excel at an interview through role-play and focused exercises. The one day “Communication, Interview Techniques & Employment” workshop will cover: What employers are looking for What your chances in the job market are How to increase your chances Interview techniques Types of questions you may get
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